300M brake rotor replacement

Percival P. Cassidy · 2009-06-02T13:35:17+00:00

Had our '02 300M checked out yesterday when they did a regular service. They reported that the front brake rotors don't have a lot of life left in them, but they couldn't fit me in to do the job yesterday while they had it there.They said there is a lifetime warranty on the pads, but new rotors would cost me $220.Do I have to have the job done by a dealer to maintain the warranty on the pads? And how much would replacement pads cost if the warranty is voided? What is a reasonable price for non-dealer replacement of both rotor? (They wanted to charge me $13 to replace the license-plate bulb. I bought a 2-pack for $2 and replaced it in 5 minutes.)Perce

Jun 02, 2009 20 Replies

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Josh S 17 years ago

You remind me of Chryslers drive train warranty on my wife's Sebring. Her front wheel bearings failed prematurely at 20K miles; unfortunately the Chrysler drive train warranty stops just before the wheel bearings.

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